五月晴光照太清， 全文查看链接 　　⑧Gefion is a goddess in Nordic mythology. A legend goes that in ancient Sweden a king named Gylfe had promised Gefion that she was allowed to plow as large a piece of land out of Sweden as she could within the limit of 24 hours. When she asked for oxen， the king refused to lend her any. Therefore， the goddess turned her four sons into four muscular oxen carrying a powerful iron plow， and indeed she removed a large piece of land away from the kingdom of Sweden， loading it onto the entrance of the Baltic Sea. Where the removed land had originally been， a lake named Vaenern came into being as a result， while the removed land has come to be the island Sealand， where Copenhagen is now located. Studied from the map， the coastline of Sealand looks surprisingly like the shape of Lake Vaenern. Thus goes the legend about the origin of Sealand. Unmarried as she was all her life， Gefion the goddess， whose lover was the God of Strength， nevertheless gave birth to four sons. 全文查看链接